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Download an older version such as https://github.com/toleda/audio_CloverALC/archive/6268730ba34b515f21c10c52653ea2fccebe9b8d.zip – It seems master is broken for El Capitan.
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I'm having the same problem.. tried everything yet. Also tried your Version, cheesepizza. The command script completed but showed no result after reboot.. Are there any other possibilities?
Would be very thankful!
Would be very thankful!
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Hello giacomoleopardo.
I managed to get my Rig(asus x99 a II, gtx970, i7-6800K) working fine with ElCapitan.
But I tried 3 Days and many attempts to also install Yosemite, cause my Soundcard has no drivers for 10.11.
Do you have a hint, in how far the procedure is different for installing Yosemite than ElCapitan?
It is my first hackintosh and I dont have a real clue about this procedures.
If you have any suggestions I would be really thankfull.
greets Dylan
I managed to get my Rig(asus x99 a II, gtx970, i7-6800K) working fine with ElCapitan.
But I tried 3 Days and many attempts to also install Yosemite, cause my Soundcard has no drivers for 10.11.
Do you have a hint, in how far the procedure is different for installing Yosemite than ElCapitan?
It is my first hackintosh and I dont have a real clue about this procedures.
If you have any suggestions I would be really thankfull.
greets Dylan
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Did you experienced any USB 3 connection drop?
It does this to me only on USB 3 ports (wether it's a usb 3 or usb 2 device)
It does this to me only on USB 3 ports (wether it's a usb 3 or usb 2 device)
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First of all, a huge thank you to Giacomoleopardo for such a great job! Kudos!
Mine is working fine, with the exception of the ASM USB 3.0 ports. (Just so no one gets confused - I am not talking or trying to enable/disable the ASMedia 3.1 ports, I am only discussing the three USB 3.0 ports in the rear of the motherboard).
At first, I went into the bios and disabled all of the USB 2.0 ports there. Seemed to have no effect in terms of enabling the three ASM ports. Then I enabled everything in the bios, and tried each port one by one, reviewing each enabled port with IORegistry. According to IORegistry, there should be a SSP6 port, but I sure can't find it. Plugging in USB drives/devices never work in the rear panel ASM ports. And actually, nothing has ever worked in those three ASM ports in the back panel.
In reviewing ReHab man's post, I thought I saw that his patch only applied to the Intel USB controllers. Would that mean that patch would not work on the three ASMedia USB 3.0 ports on the rear panel?
Bottom line, what would help me is if anyone has been able to get the three ASM ports in the back of the Asus X99-A II to work? Am I missing something?
The three I'm talking about are identified in the illustration attached...
Okay, with more troubleshooting I discovered part of the problem and a work-around. What happened was that I obtained an Asus Thunderbolt 3 card (this is the one with three ports: a USB 3.1 C port, a USB 3.1 Type A port, and a Thunderbolt 1/2 port), and installed it following the same process and slot that Giacomoleopardo described. It wasn't until I removed that card that the ASMedia 3.0 ports came back live. Now, it's also true that I have my Graphics Card (an Asus GTX 980 TI) in the first slot (PCIEX 16_1), not the slot that Giacomoleopardo had it in (PCIEX16_3), so I'll have to fully duplicate his layout, including where he installed his video card to see if that makes a difference. It may just be that this Asus Thunderbolt 3 card is not compatible with the X99-A II, or maybe it just isn't ready yet. Not sure which.
Mine is working fine, with the exception of the ASM USB 3.0 ports. (Just so no one gets confused - I am not talking or trying to enable/disable the ASMedia 3.1 ports, I am only discussing the three USB 3.0 ports in the rear of the motherboard).
At first, I went into the bios and disabled all of the USB 2.0 ports there. Seemed to have no effect in terms of enabling the three ASM ports. Then I enabled everything in the bios, and tried each port one by one, reviewing each enabled port with IORegistry. According to IORegistry, there should be a SSP6 port, but I sure can't find it. Plugging in USB drives/devices never work in the rear panel ASM ports. And actually, nothing has ever worked in those three ASM ports in the back panel.
In reviewing ReHab man's post, I thought I saw that his patch only applied to the Intel USB controllers. Would that mean that patch would not work on the three ASMedia USB 3.0 ports on the rear panel?
Bottom line, what would help me is if anyone has been able to get the three ASM ports in the back of the Asus X99-A II to work? Am I missing something?
The three I'm talking about are identified in the illustration attached...
Okay, with more troubleshooting I discovered part of the problem and a work-around. What happened was that I obtained an Asus Thunderbolt 3 card (this is the one with three ports: a USB 3.1 C port, a USB 3.1 Type A port, and a Thunderbolt 1/2 port), and installed it following the same process and slot that Giacomoleopardo described. It wasn't until I removed that card that the ASMedia 3.0 ports came back live. Now, it's also true that I have my Graphics Card (an Asus GTX 980 TI) in the first slot (PCIEX 16_1), not the slot that Giacomoleopardo had it in (PCIEX16_3), so I'll have to fully duplicate his layout, including where he installed his video card to see if that makes a difference. It may just be that this Asus Thunderbolt 3 card is not compatible with the X99-A II, or maybe it just isn't ready yet. Not sure which.
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Cheers cheesePizza for the link 
I finally got my onboard sound working (ALC1150) and my LG 31MU97 is playing sound via Displayport with no issues.
Everything is working except still no USB 3.1.....A Sierra (working) install + Broadwell-E 6900K would be great for Xmas
I finally got my onboard sound working (ALC1150) and my LG 31MU97 is playing sound via Displayport with no issues. Everything is working except still no USB 3.1.....A Sierra (working) install + Broadwell-E 6900K would be great for Xmas
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Noob question: Does it cause any particular problems using the newer Asus X99-A II motherboard? Would there for instance be any big differences in installing on the X99-A II compared to the X99-A (which has been used in numerous X99 guides)?
(I myself am going to use either one with a 5820k)
(I myself am going to use either one with a 5820k)
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Cheers cheesePizza for the link
Everything is working except still no USB 3.1.....A Sierra (working) install + Broadwell-E 6900K would be great for Xmas
Hi @Ciaodiablo,
Can you create guide for install Sierra on Rampage V Edition 10?
I install Sierra on Rampage V Edition 10 but not success.
Thank you very much!
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